GamingCampus is a French based Private university in Lyon, France that purchased Gaming.tech for $20,000 according to Sedo. The university describes itself as: The place to learn. 1,900 m2 dedicated to gaming, 10 workspaces and life, an online course platform. In the heart of Lyon, Gaming Campus is designed to create optimal learning conditions adapted […]
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Uniregistry weekly sales led by Litres.com
Uniregistry released their top 20 sales for the week and Litres.com led the way at $37,500. Owie.com was in a second place tie with Fullfill.com at $20,000. Two non com sales, HP.ai at $13,000 and Nutcase.co.uk at $6,000. Top 20 sales: 1. litres.com $37,500 2. owie.com $20,000 3. fullfill.com $20,000 4. blockchainvalley.com $15,000 5. hp.ai $13,000 6. makethatmove.com $12,500 7. besttrade.com $10,000 8. profitbet.com $10,000 9. agbiotech.com $8,500 10. invasor.com $8,000 11. janji.com $8,000 12. recoverycounseling.com $8,000 […]
Continue ReadingName.com looking to help a food bank keep it’s home
Name.com is looking for help in saving a Denver based food bank, they put up a page on Name.com and provided a video below. I have no affiliation and was not asked to post this I just think it’s a cool thing they are doing and any publicity helps. Since 1967, The Community Ministry of […]
Continue ReadingThe best Pinyin domains
What is the Chinese name of the USA? What is common between Beijing and Shenzhen? What does Peking University and Tsinghua University share? Why is Alibaba also called Ali? Answers to these questions will reveal a secret about Chinese preference for domains. The USA is called Mei Guo (美国) in Chinese. Similarly, UK is Ying […]
Continue ReadingVerisign giving away free .tv domains at Twitchcon
It looks like Verisign is at Twitchcon giving away free .tv domains. If you happen to be attending you can stop by their booth. ATTENTION ALL STREAMERS: If you’re at Twitchcon and don’t already have a .TV domain name you can get one for free at the .TV booth in the main expo hall in […]
Continue ReadingSo How.tv did not sell for $75,000
We are updating a domain sale story posted here back in October of last year on How.tv. I have had several people email or text over the last year on whether or not the deal closed or not. In attempts to get clarification on the reported sale of How.tv for $75,000. We have a confirmed […]
Continue ReadingPeter Askew tells the story of DudeRanch.com
Peter Askew published an article on his DeepSouthVentures that explains why he went about bidding on DudeRanch.com, how much he paid and what his plan for the name was before he even won the domain name. Askew writes a very long and detailed piece with a lot of pictures of his journey with DudeRanch.com. A […]
Continue ReadingUniregistry weekly sales led by Hallow.com
Uniregistry released their top 20 sales for the week and Hallow.com led the way at $70,000. LaceWorks.com was second at $21,000 and AItel.com was third at $20,888. Only one sale was not a .com and that was diabetes.help at $15,000. Here are the Top 20 sales that can be reported. 1. hallow.com $70,000 2. laceworks.com $21,000 3. aitel.com $20,888 4. impermanent.com $19,000 […]
Continue ReadingHow GoDaddy and 9 other domain registrars looked 15 years ago
Some domain registrars have been around a long time and their look has changed over the years. Here is a look at how 10 different domain registrars looked back in September of 2004. A lot has changed in 15 years and it’s funny to look back at what some of the websites looked like. I […]
Continue ReadingA look at domain name negotiation from the buyer’s point of view
For the most part we analyze domain name negotiation from the domainer or broker’s point of view. Ryan Kulp is an interesting guy, he is the founder of Fomo, the world’s first social proof marketing platform. He is also a musician, coder and writes some detailed personal things about his life on his blog RyanCKulp.com. […]
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